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Hi gm10, I was able to remove the old repository as you suggested, now the only one in that location is the one for a CD. I have that disabled. The "apt version ghostscript" showed the same output you suggested it should. On boot up today the "X" was gone and I was offered 3 updates including a new ...

HI gm10, Well that removed a lot of files and probably added just as many it only took a few seconds. Here's the minumum from the terminal output that you may find useful: all packages are up to date. W: Failed to fetch http://archive.getdeb.net/ubuntu/dists/xenial-getdeb/InRelease Could not resolve...

gm10, Sorry for the lack of clarity in the original post. I 'was' trying to use the update manager icon, but midstream went to the terminal! :oops: I ran apt update Then was presented with a whole list of things that can be upgraded. Rather than take up a whole page in the forum I compressed the out...

I have been away from Mint 18.3 Cinnamon for a few weeks but was pleasantly surprised to see the system had 8 updates for me. (Prior to this I was having trouble getting ANY updates) However it also said some of the updates would be incomplete and do I want to continue? I chose yes....This is what I...

My system update sometimes shows a red 'X" and says it can't refresh the list of updates... then minutes later I get a green check mark and all is OK. If it can't refresh the list how does the dreaded "X" go away without showing me any updates to install? Is the list of mirrors a dynamic one that c...

It means exactly what it says, you don't have the correct signing keys for that obs-studio PPA. Suggest you simply remove it and then re-add it, that should pull in the correct keys. My system update sometimes shows a red 'X" and says it can't refresh the list of updates... then minutes later I get...

gm10 wrote: ⤴

Wed Sep 05, 2018 1:26 pm

ES44AC8102 wrote: ⤴

Wed Sep 05, 2018 1:23 pm

That line really did the job

I only make one mistake per thread.

Happy to help.

Glad you got it out of your system you should be good to go now!

Yep, some house-keeping with the kernels may be in order there, those take up a lot of disk space. Personally I usually keep only 1 or 2 kernels around, more only while I'm testing out a new kernel. If you want some help with the housekeeping, if you run this it will remove all but your current ker...

You are quite welcome, sorry for my slight sloppiness in providing the solution. ;) Please take a moment to edit the first post's subject line to add that the topic is SOLVED. The reason you're seeing this now is because it's an issue only with recent versions of the 4.15 kernel series. I know it d...

Sorry to hear that, I don't know what happened with your account there. It wasn't related to what we were doing here. This will work now, I'm sure. :) gm10, You are correct sir it works fine! 8) Needless to say it makes me wonder why I need this script now and not before, or what is causing the tro...

If I paste it in separately, after the fact, the terminal doesn't ask me for my p/w! Fwiw I am not making a mistake when typing my p/w after the commands you sent, yet it asks me again for the p/w then accepts it. No, the mistake was entirely mine. The last line basically was redirected into the pa...

The part you quoted is missing the last line from what I gave you. Did you run that, too? I probably should have given you that as a separate command, I think it got lost when you entered your password: sudo chmod +x /lib/systemd/system-sleep/reset_network_driver gm10, Oddly enough although I am us...

Yes! Remarkably that gives me the connection again! What's going on? Well, once we know your system configuration we can give proper advice, that's why it's important to always provide it. ;) Next run this (copy & paste it as a whole please), that should fix your situation permanently: sudo tee /li...

gm10 wrote: ⤴

Mon Sep 03, 2018 8:29 am

Thanks. After you resume from suspend, run this in a terminal and see if your Internet connections starts working again:

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sudo modprobe -r sky2;sudo modprobe sky2

Let me know.

Yes! Remarkably that gives me the connection again! What's going on?

"ES"

You may want to turn OFF Power Management for your wifi adapter. No mention of any adapter maybe as you expected? I didn't know there was a wi-fi adapter! fred@Area52 ~ $ iwconfig enp3s0 no wireless extensions. enp4s0 no wireless extensions. lo no wireless extensions. fred@Area52 ~ $ Thanks, "ES"

No support request without the output of this terminal command please, we are not psychic: inxi -Fxz me@myhouse $ inxi -Fxz System: Host: Area52 Kernel: 4.15.0-33-generic x86_64 (64 bit gcc: 5.4.0) Desktop: Cinnamon 3.6.7 (Gtk 3.18.9-1ubuntu3.3) Distro: Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia Machine: Mobo: ASUSTeK...

For some reason I lose my connection to the web when I wake the machine from SUSPEND. All I need do is invoke that mode for a few secs and my connection is gone when I wake it up. I thought maybe it was a kernel issue so I chose 2 older ones and the result was the same, connection still lost. Of cou...

HI ES44AC8102, Did you restart or at least logout and back in after re-installing FVD? I have no idea how to fix what is currently going on with your system beyond what we have already discussed. You might re-install the whole system and run into the same issues with FVD, it may work the way it use...

Murphy and that darned 'law' got me! I made the mistake of doing a cleaning of the OS and deleted a load of important things....so I have an image that I restored and now things work again. All of course that darned FVD Flash Downloader in Firefox. It wasn't installed when I made that image, no big ...

Hello phd21, Normally I do watch or inspect the list to see what's being installed or taken out. Mostly because I am curious and would like to know so if something gets hosed I know what did it! :lol: That's one of the reasons I like Linux, you can see what's going on 'under the hood' so to speak. W...